Pricing
Free for occasional checks. Pro when it's part of your week. Team when it's part of the company.
For trying it, and for the occasional check.
$0
for everyone, no card needed
Free before Pro existed, and free after it. No card, ever.
For one person who writes prompts every week.
$17
per month, billed yearly ($204 a year)
You will be charged $204 once a year, which works out at $17 a month, and can cancel any time.
Upgrade to ProStripe handles the payment and we never see your card details. Cancel any time from your profile.
For one person who writes prompts most days.
$35
per month, billed yearly ($420 a year)
You will be charged $420 once a year, which works out at $35 a month, and can cancel any time.
Upgrade to MaxStripe handles the payment and we never see your card details. Cancel any time from your profile.
For a company that runs on its prompts.
$24
per person, per month, billed yearly · from 3 people
More than 25 people?
Volume pricing, yearly invoicing, and an onboarding session for the whole team. No sales theatre, just a conversation.
Prices in USD, and the price you see is the price charged: no tax is added on top. Cancel whenever: your prompts are yours, and you can export everything.
One prompt, actually run, with the answers judged and the findings marked in your text. On Pro and Max, running a rewrite is one as well: the rewritten prompt is really run and the answers really judged, so it counts as a test. Writing the rewrite never does, and on Free a rewrite run stays inside the daily allowance the check has already spent. Reading your prompt back and marking it up before any model runs is cheaper, so it is much more generous and does not count against tests. If a run errors and returns nothing, it does not count.
Nothing breaks. Signed in, read-backs keep working, your saved prompts stay open, and the next test opens at your reset: midnight UTC on Free, your renewal date on Pro and Max. What is left is on the usage page in your profile. Without an account you get one test in all, so sign in to get one a day.
Free stays free, with no card. Signed in, you get one test a day, reset at midnight UTC. Without an account you get one test to try it. Staying on Free changes nothing about how Provely works for you.
Evaluation platforms are built for engineering teams: SDK integration, code in your repo, and pricing that starts around $249 a month before usage. Provely does the part of that job a non-engineering team actually needs, testing the prompts people write and keeping the proved versions, with nothing to integrate and a price per person, not per platform.
No. Provely runs in the browser. If you want it inside ChatGPT, claude.ai or Claude Code, connect Provely once from your profile; that is a settings entry, not an install, and it works with the accounts you already have.
No. Every test runs on Provely's own keys and is priced into your plan, so there is nothing to configure, nothing to top up, and no surprise bill at the end of the month. It is not something we are building: one price covering the runs is the whole point of the plan.
No. The price is set assuming normal months, not stockpiles.
From Manage or cancel your plan, on this page or in your profile, which opens the same Stripe page your card details live on. Pro keeps working until the end of the period you have already paid for, and then the account goes back to Free.
Every seat adds 200 tests and 40 all-three-models runs to one shared monthly pot, from 3 people up, so nobody watches a personal meter and nobody's month is wasted because they were on holiday. You can start a team from this page today.
Pro costs $19 a month, or $17 a month billed yearly. Max costs $39 a month, or $35 a month billed yearly. Team costs $29 per person a month, or $24 per person a month billed yearly. We will not change the price on anyone once they are paying it.
No. Your prompts and your runs are private to you. Nothing is published unless you choose to share a proof page, and sharing is always a separate, deliberate step.
Every test costs real money, and on Free the makers pay that bill for everyone, so daily limits spread it fairly across a day and reset at midnight. Pro is paid for by you, so you get a month-sized allowance to spend in whatever shape your work takes.